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Dr. Samantha Rodman Whiten, aka Dr. Psych Mom, is a clinical psychologist, group practice owner, author, and podcaster.
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Why Your Wife Promises Sex That Doesn't Happen (opens the original)
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Why do women do this monstrous thing? You can probably understand it a lot better after this podcast! And... it's kind of like stuff you do yourself (gasp!).This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<div class="fake-input-wr
“How Do I Convince My Partner To Seek Therapy For Her Sexual Abuse History?” (opens the original)
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Reader Supportive Partner writes,I’ve read your article on partners understanding your sexual abuse history and thought I’d take the liberty to ask for your advice. My girlfriend was physically abused by her mother, raped by her first boyfriend and based on her behavior I am assuming also sexually abused as a child/teen by her father. She has told me about her mother beating her and her first boyfriend forcing himself on her but she has never talked about the other abuse apart from mentioning th
Ten Conversations Every Couple Needs To Have (opens the original)
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There are many articles discussing the types of conversations every couple needs to have prior to getting married, including topics like parenting styles and perspectives on money and religion. But there are also conversations that every couple needs to have on a regular basis in order to keep their emotional connection alive. These conversations can also help the couple realize what areas of their relationship may need to be worked on, whether this is done with more conversation or even with a
When You Broke Up With Partners Who Liked You Too Much And Chose To Marry The One Who Didn't (opens the original)
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Many of my clients are people who pushed away prior partners who were too into them, and only settled down with the person who, in retrospect, showed all the signs of not really liking them too much. Then, later in their marriages, these clients are upset by how disconnected they feel, sexually, emotionally, and more, from their partners... who didn't actually change all that much! Take note: even if you divorce your spouse, you will likely still be drawn toward people who aren't that into you..
“My Husband Wants To Be Polyamorous (After a Lot of Marital Dysfunction)” (opens the original)
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Reader Doesn’t Feel Right says,My husband and I have been together for 18 years (married 16 of them) and with the exception of the first six months of new relationship energy and notable events like our wedding and the birth of our kids, it’s been pretty dysfunctional.This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<input class="email-input" name="email" ta
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